Tel Aviv resides on the Mediterranean coastline of Israel. It is the largest city in the Gush Dan metropolitan area with nearly a half-million people. The city is booming economically and hosts many tourists looking to see the sights before embarking on day trips from Tel Aviv.
In fact, Tel Aviv welcomes over 2.5 million international visitors each year, with many on a special pilgrimage to the religious heart of Israel sacred to Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. In addition to its religious significance, Tel Aviv is also the “party capital” of the Middle East with a lively city that never sleeps culture.
Tel Aviv resides on the Mediterranean coastline of Israel. It is the largest city in the Gush Dan metropolitan area with nearly a half-million people. The city is booming economically and hosts many tourists looking to see the sights before embarking on day trips from Tel Aviv.
In fact, Tel Aviv welcomes over 2.5 million international visitors each year, with many on a special pilgrimage to the religious heart of Israel sacred to Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. In addition to its religious significance, Tel Aviv is also the “party capital” of the Middle East with a lively city that never sleeps culture.